Shoes for wide feet

A good fit starts not only with size, but with foot shape, width, instep height and how you actually wear shoes during the day.

For anatomical footwear, the front area needs enough space, the sides should not press, and the upper leather, lining and sole type all matter.

Before ordering, measure your feet in the evening, compare both feet and contact the manager if you have sensitive areas, a high instep or non-standard width.